This includes translations from transcripts, from (short) writings, from poems and from things James has translated into English from Tibetan. i.e. from any texts.
James Low Geneva The Public talk was on 18th March and the retreat was 19-20th March 2016 Both had the same title: The Natural freedom of the mind The transcription is extracts from both events selected, translated and prepared by Martine Widmer. Read or download a PDF of the transcript in French. Listen to the audio of the public talk here […]
» Read moreWhat is Dzogchen? Saying the unsayable. James Low was interviewed on video by Guido Ferrari during a teaching retreat in Todtmoos, 2006. The first question is “What is Dzogchen?” June 2006, Todtmoos, GermanyTranscribed by Daniel Beierstettel Excerpts • The point of view of dzogchen is recognizing that the ground of all of our thoughts, feelings, sensations and activities is a state […]
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» Read moreJames Low wrote this in 2012 I am a non-entity English I am a non-entity French I am a non-entity German I am a non-entity Spanish The basic ground of my presence is undefinable, never constrained, restricted or contaminated. I am open, ungraspable, naked, ever fresh – the always already integrated empty presence. Without change or effort this state is […]
» Read moreNew French translation: La pureté intrinsèque des obscurcissements: une vue dzogchen. This translation has just been prepared by Yann Leguen and Martine Widmer from Switzerland. More to follow… Uploaded 01 10 2023.
» Read moreNew French Translation: So near and yet so far away. Translated by Yann Leguen, proofread by Martine Widmer as Si proche et pourtant si loin. Uploaded March 2025.
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